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Glass was accidentally discovered by Phoenician merchants after they placed red hot cooking pots on stones consisting of nitrate. The nitrate melted and mixed with the sandy beach to form an opaque liquid. Over the next millennium jar makers used this liquid to glaze pots & vases until the art of glassblowing introduced all glass containers. Fast-forward several hundred of years to the industrial revolution when the Square Bottle was used all over to contain concoctions ranging from spirits to snake-oil. These vital vessels are useful in any environment and feature five standard connection points useful for gripping, stacking, capping or attaching other compatible elements. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Cracking skulls with a staff doesn't always cut it - making the Wizard Sword an invaluable ally at rebuffing simple hostiles. A decorative, but effective cross guard makes parrying offensive attacks painless, while the broad blade crushes foes with hammer-like blows. Without question this blade will help inspire fellow quest-goers and leave numerous, malevolent corpses in its wake. Fits most standard minifig hands.

Chevrons translate: of Frost
The cooling chill and icy whirlwind that sheathes this effect are signs you are experiencing the charms of icy enchantments. Bearers of this item may conjure precipitation to freeze opponents in their tracks using spells like Cone of Cold and Frost Nova. Crystal Cloak provides a brief but effective defense against attacks; and area effect spells such as Ice Shards and Blizzard will deal multiple opponents a frigid pummeling.

Does that elite mob have your toon against the ropes? HP looking a bit low? Pop a pot to get a quick buff and save yourself a trip to the graveyard. The Potion Bottle is a necessity for any hero or adventurer so be sure to open up a slot for it. Potion Bottle features five standard connection points useful for gripping, stacking, capping or attaching other compatible elements. Fits most standard minifig hands.